i'm kellyanne conway and for shawna. biden tried to claim that he is personally responsible for the renaissance that is happening right now in red states. >> i made a command i will be present for all americans, but it for events or not, all americans. wherever you voted for me. and i kept my promise. some analysis has said that laws i assigned her to help red america, and blue america. that is okay with me because all americans. my view is that were ever the need is most that is the place we should be helping. >> kellyanne: actually, the states do not need biden's help at all they have republican governors, or legislators, or both. they are being flooded with people and companies fleeing the blue states and fling biden's policies in search of freedom. in fact, six states in the south contribute more to do national gdp than the entire northeast does. even outside of the south, red states are thriving, nebraska, south dakota, and new hampshire have the lowest unemployment rates in the nation. north decatur economy grew mo

tomi: , kellyanne you knew i was going to come to you. want to start off with trump's saying he's not going to attend the first debate, strategically he seems to think this is a good idea, why do it and get on a stage when you really don't need to. is this going to allow ron desantis to captivate more voters strategically, do you think it's a good idea for trump to sit this one out? >> i discussed this with president trump i love to see about the debate stage at think democracy demands it. it was a sweet spot for him also the primary and 2015 and 2016. the first fox news debate in cleveland august 6, 2016 center stage and never lost that spot. he mowed down a lot of his opponents. he beat 17 very qualified men and women in the republican primary and went on to beat hillary clinton. i was in the debate often only women in the debate for donal dj trump. those debates against hillary clinton helped because she did not take him seriously and is time to shine. he will make a decision for 24 or 48 hours before the debate. he makes a good point

kellyanne: i kidded the problem.e never should've run he'sundr running in sulfur 2028 including election it when a great election night. n a governor in a back campaigne for president and he's 44 years old he could've waited and he did not wait. the nonsense that he's a candidate but the media don't want, donald trump is the candidate that the media doess h not want, the media hates ronnj oydesantis. kellyanne: they enjoy needling him. it has a warned well so far. he's smarter than that. he is more approachable than all of that. i think they have agrees a lot of money. they spent a lot of money.i th for your communications director and external affairs director, two gentlemelot ur cn i know tot left the campaign to go to a nonprofit to help him that is not good. he can go the distance he's gots money and a great record but so far most oquf the questions he n gets asked are about donald trump. i think theyp.i wasted six monu of not just blocking and tackling the non- sexy parts of politics the early voting program, de

>> kellyanne: we are a nation built on the rule of law.nished this particular criminal for those particular crimes blindly and deter future conduct not just from that but everyone else. neither applies anymore. you hear this guy in charge of the city council changed his tune in march, four months ago. he said there wasn't a crime crisis in d.c. now he saying you can get away with murder. i am a resident of washington, d.c. it is bad. it feels worse. quality-of-life cost-of-living issues that are affecting major cities but i noticed that he had another councilwoman all of a sudden, they have this emergency bill, he slimmed down version of what the mayor said she would support it because they are getting the heat from their constituents. washington, d.c., is small. you'll see them in the grocery store, the park. you can say to them, what's going on. but look, this is a man-made crisis. it's not because of putin's war in ukraine. it's not because of the pandemic. they have out-of-control district should have -- alvin bragg in york, kim foxx i

kellyanne, remember that? >> family passed, which by all the black community accounts was jus t dis apportioned proportionately impacting the black community by the mass incarcerations versus what donald trump did for our black community, giving black colleges permanent federal funding, which was unprecedented and the lowest the absoluteh lowest, abso unemployment rates. solu you're looking at that and these candidates versus donald trump, assuming h versusi our nominee, i firmly believe he will be on the republican side. so and it's also very, very v difficulert to get a third party candidate on the ballot. so if they try to run a no label and no third party candidate, it's going to brde very difficult. as you know, it's going to require hundreds of thousand is requiredreds of sigh someone on the on the ballot. but, yeah, i think they're frustratede ball with je biden, especially based on the video that you showed at the beginninthe videg of your s. >> yeah. the new echelon insights poll shows that>> kelly th

in an article today, kellyanne from the hill, ron desantis is the next scott walker?doing a reboot. has a reboot helped someone to overcome 30 points? >> a reboot has helped, but usually not six weeks later. you don't reboot while the ink is still wet. i've been long on the record on fox news on the daily about this. i think he should have waited. for many different reasons. he's ruined himself for 2028. he does way too much woke and covid. people want to hear about woke, the economy according to the fox news poll is the number 1 issue. can't get around it. as i said on your program last year, it was your program sitting next to you and dana perino. donors don't decide the nominees. the voters do. the voters decide who the nominees are and who the president is. thank god in our great democracy, that's true. desantis is a good governor. he's run a bad campaign. the other is the debate stage. your next guest, chris christie, long-time friend and confident of president trump and my friend as well. he will make the debate stage. he's a blue state governor, which is very i

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kellyanne conway former trump campaigner. lovely to see you. you define as a woman i take it? >> for sure. >> let's talk about the big picture in the race. interesting strategy. vivek ramaswamy who i interviewed yesterday. he doesn't want to engage in taking him on at the moment. chris christie has come out swinging as you expect them to. very different strategy. it all the others, who do you see who is potentially best equipped to get to trump's base and engage with them? >> trump is a juggernaut. you hit on a very important word. you said trump's base. i would say 74 million people in 2020 is a very large piece of the adult electorate. very few people including the candidates now running against donald trump in the primary have spent enough time studying and understanding what motivated those voters. is easy for people in the mainstream media to denigrate them and insult them. they are occult. he is a fearless leader. they are a base and they don't know any better. they know their lives were better under a more robust economy and energy independence. crime was down in the bo

kellyanne, great to see you. coming up, john kerry in a meltdown while trying to defend his private jet use. don't forget, next tuesday we're hosting a town hall with former president donald j. trump in cedar rapids, iowa. go to hannity.com. tickets are free and you can sign up right there. [applause] [applause] >> sean: all right. john kerry's shameless hypocrisy is once again on full display. he absolutely erupted at lawmakers on the hill today over his use of private jets. take a look. >> i just don't agree with your facts which began with the presentation of one of the most outrageously persistent lies that i hear, which is this private jet. we don't own a private jet. i don't own a private jet. i've personally never owned a private yet. >> sean: i personally but my wife did for many years until i was pressured to get rid of it and he did claim once that he had a million dollars ownership in that plane. why let facts get in the way. he says he never personally owned one but the family sold that private jet th

here with reaction, ari fleischer, kellyanne conway. ari, start with you tonight. let's get to the bottom of kamala and joe and cocaine and sorry they didn't interview a single person, really? >> yeah, but sean on this one i will defend the secret service, i won't defend the biden white house. their job is to protect the president of the united states. they're not the drug enenforcement administration. their job is not to search for drugs. >> then bring in the fbi. >> hold on. why not bring in law enforcement? >> that's what joe biden and his chief of staff need to do. secret service reached the decision there's no threat to the president. at that point either the white house wants to sweep it under the rug or do something about it, and they do not take it seriously. they're happy to sweep it under the rug, not the seeksz, but joe biden and his white house. this is a political issue for joe biden, it is a leadership issue and it is a failure to protect the white house by joe biden and his chief of staff. >> there's no way i see kellyanne conway ever, joe biden, ask

kellyanne, lovel campaiy to see you. >> my pleasure. you know, identifying as a woman, i take it, fo r. >> let's talk about the whole big picture here of the republican race, because the interesting strategies vivek ramaswam the racy, our inw yesterday, pretty softly, softly, would trump doesn't really waniiewed yet to engage g him on at the moment. and you've got chris christie, s, you know, come out swinging as he's expected to, very different strategry diffeyf all the others. >> who do you see who is potentially the best equippedmpb to get to trump's base and maybe engage with themasengg >> well, trump's a juggernaut and you hit on a very important word that he didn' a vert just y trump. he said trump's base and i didn't sayillion p 74 million pn 2020 is not a base. it's a very large piece of the adult electorate. ved very few people, including the candidates now running against donald trump in the primary, have spent enough time studying understandingnd what motivated those voters is so easy for people ining wh am the mainstream med

fox news contributors ari fleischer, kellyanne conway. all right. let's start with you tonight. lem of ofnd with you tonight. kamala and joe and cocaine and sorry, they didn't interview a single person. >> really? thi yeah, but shawn, on this one,th i'm going to defend the secret et serviservice won't defend th white house, the secret service. his job is to protecfend the bit the president of the united states. they are not the drug enforcement administrationo proo their job is not to search forrc drugs. it is other than bringing the truth here. the secret service says there's no threa ft to the president thl joe biden needs to look. but joe biden needs to do. >> that's what joe biden and his chief of staff need to do. the secretchieff service reachrt a decision that there's no threat to the president at that poinhet either. the r the white house wants to sweep it under the rug or do something about it. ugsomethin, an and do not take it seriously.t they're happy to sweep it under the rug, not the secre t, but joe biden and his white house. this is a political issus e fors joe bi

all right, kellyanne, you gave a lot of advice. did somebody ever give you adviceice. ? you ever somebody say, don't marry that guy? he's crazy. >> he did fact. him but you don't know him. it he's dead, disgraced or insge jail. so id or if you would if i saidn file, definitely to sell a stock many years and i should have that very day yet financial advice. >> oh god i think maybey gran my grandmother ever told me was correct. my friend told me nodmo t to a bar and i bought a bar. it was the dumbest thing i ever did. judg be. >> you know, there's a bunch ofj stuff i've done that i shouldn't have done. likeeaninea bunch things i was f a company. mm-hmm. i got and they. i got some stock options s. >> does your you. i'm advising. yes. appreciate this. n i wanine: s giving you advice that you ignored, but yeah, i ignored it and i madi muche t mar nothing atno all. ee >> right. two things. i took the bar and i failed it and i was told to studl th told ty, didn't, i ha study for it. second, i had a part in my head for up until i was ia part in lw school or after law school, and

here now with reaction aalways time fox newsbutoction aalways contributor kellyanne conway and kudlow host larry kudlow. >> good to see you both. kellyanno e, you almost spent the entire term in the inin the white house and in that building with donald trump after a ten day investigation on the 11th day, we get an announcement that we're not going to find out not drugs into thatugs inut white house. do you believe they did a fair, thoroughto whi investigation? >> because i do not that the secret service put his life on the line for people there every day, republican or democrat. can or mocrat.they should be applaudedb that. but i don't buy this forut i a second on the entire don't bu, house complex, east wing, west wing, the entire perimeter is o, n 24/7 365 period. and we all knew that. it's very vexing to me that. this individual apparently reportedly put the cocaine appae one of the phone lockers as you enter the west exec building,st which lowr execuy and i did dain the west wing, because you're supposed to when there is somebody ther somebodye, gosh,becaus i probably shouldn't ta

. >> fox news contributor kellyanne conway joins me on set. you asked me what got your attentionand it was the suburbs content . i warned the progressives that their little experiment was going to spill out. frankly it's only when it hitsthe suburbs where it starts to get the attention . she disagrees with the solution. >> as i understand the solution of providing more police officers, there are police officers in other resources in thecities but i think anybody should feel it belongs to urbanrural , suburban . crime is so random and capricious and is everywhere right now we see with our own two eyes rather than what the left with only us saying i, now you see why people have so little faith in their elected officials is allthe problems that are right in front of them . where is to the left red blue divide but to have the urban suburban i, it's not true and doesn't help. >> is not even about what she's making it about. we've covered crime in chicago and got an alert that des moines was getting the same type of crime atlanta, okay, the same thi

kellyanne: you don't win if you don't play. guy: will take the fountain of youth and the money. thank you for watching we'll see you next week in. mark even starts now. ♪. mark: hello i am mark even this is "life liberty and levin". i want to thank you for being here i know you have other things you can do on a sunday night. this is time well spent and i agree you will agree when i'm completed. christopher wray gave testimony last week for five hours in in five hours we learned nothing from the man he plays rope a dope, he obstructs and is intellectually dishonest if not worse. i don't care that chris christie vouches for him that shows chris christie has his own issues and should not be president of the united states. fbi is out of control. it's been out of control and it was out of control before christopher wray it is out of control now. i have just written this book the democrat party hates america. it is 400 pages long, it's over 100,000 words long and it could've been twice as long. it's an entire chapter on liberty on the constitution and the first amendment. very importa

they cohost a father than democratic congressman for kellyanne conway for my senior advisor to presentnk great to have you both on thank you for your time today when i show you the numbers. from those who voted in 2020 harold who also voted in the nick sims of 2022, you had trumped up by four points, over joe biden and 7167%. this is intriguing one more t time, and the 2020 inviting voters did you vote for the same party a difficult party? 71% voted for a different party compared to only 3% of trumped voters. do you see the concern for democrats? >> i do, and thank you for having me and i do know don't in some ways. i'm encouraged by the data for this reason. i think voters are going to the voting voting booth and are voting their conscious and voting what they believe are the most important things in that particular election. i can see in 2022, the republicans believe that they would be big gains in the house in the there were no gains in fact democrats picked up the seat and they were smaller and abortion and semi issues were heavy on the minds of voters. and so i like a big turnout,

i'm judge jeanine pirro, along with richard fowler, joey jones, kellyanne conway, and tom schilu.s 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." it may be the day before the fourth of july, but patriotic americans all across this great country are already getting their celebrations on for america's birthday. the a record 50 million people hit the road or skies this weekend. beaches are packed and grills ready to be fired up. and fox nation host abby hornacek is gearing up for fox news' big independence day show, out in west jordan, utah, right now. abby, how's it going? >> judge, it couldn't be better. kind of like you mentioned, we are here all weekend long, because obviously the fourth of july is meant to celebrate for the whole weekend. it's not just about the day of. it's about all the day beading up to it as well. our time kicked off at the stadium of fire, where patriotism definitely took center stage. tens of thousands of people gathered to celebrate family, faith, freedom, music, and of course fireworks. the night started with a flyover by f-35s as fireworks burst into the ai

stage and bras knuckle throwing punches and he is touted, i think he likes to flirt with the idea, kellyanne conway suggested he might show up and there was sort of inkonconsistency you touched between ron desantis and his super mack saying if donald trump doesn't show up ron desantis won't, but he said he will. for him being number two, that is a huge ground to make up. and this might be a chance for him, even without donald trump to show the american people what he can do. >> katie: one wild card who made the debate stage is north carolina governor doug burgum, didn't she have unconventional way of getting to the voter threshold, he is a shiny new thing people have not seen in this race. he had a gimmick others copied similar approaches, if you give me a $1, i will give you $20 gift card, that is $19 profit. he crossed the donor threshold, he is pretty well off. a north dakota congressman, i was asking about doug burgum running, he said, do not underestimate him, he does better than people expect. this gimmick got him across the finish line. mike pence hasn't weighed into that, francis sua

i'm judge jeanine pirro, along with richard fowler, joey jones, kellyanne conway, and tom schilu.ourth of july, but patriotic americans all across this great country are already getting their celebrations on for america's birthday. the a record 50 million people hit the road or skie

news contributor and president of ka consulting and former senior counselor to president trump, kellyanne here. fox news contributor raymond arroyo. it's going to be a good hour. let's begi

. ♪ >> hello i am tomi lahren along with guy benson, kellyanne conway and joe concha.how in the big story tonight. the debate over the first republican debate, this morning on "sunday morning futures", for president trump double down on his promise to stay away for the first round but his opponents want him there. >> is quite an easy question normally, ronald reagan did not do it and a lot of other people did not do

left the cocaine in the white house, as to trump facing a trial before the 2024 election, obviously kellyanne think there's not going to be a trial before 2024. and you agree with that? your bottom line in answering my poll question is this isn't going to happen? >> let me throw this also into the mix. let's not forget manhattan, they actually have a trial date, this is the husband case, new york county, they have a trial scheduled and trial dates move but scheduled for late march of 2024. so look, as much as i think it's very fraught for jack smith to try a case before 2020 fourth election, it still could happen, michael. >> you will have to be more definitive when you go to smerconish.com and awe today's poll question because, this is the poll question, will donald trump face any trial before election day 2024. go vote. up ahead, can anything be done abouthe identity crisis among young american men? a recent article was the number 1 story for several days earlier this week. its author, christine, joins me next along with a frequent guest of mine who she quototes the topic, professor scott g

howard: various people close to donald trump such as kellyanne conway have been giving him this advicee is tried on pending indictment januaryrighted charges hard to stop talking about it. good media insights. jason, thanks for coming by this sunday. howard: thank you. after the break, faust hoods being spread by rfk, jr., and why the media are giving him so much attention. ♪. for people who are a little intense about hydration. neutrogena® hydro boost lightweight. clinically proven. 48-hour hydration. for that healthy skin glow. neutrogena®. for people with skin. i was born on the south side of chicago. it has been a long road, but now i'm working for schwab. i love to help people understand the world through their lens and invest accordingly. you can call us christmas eve at four o'clock in the morning. we're gonna always make sure that you have all of the financial tools and support to secure your financial future. that means a lot for my community and for every community. ♪ [ applause ] >> the day you get your clearchoice dental implants makes every day a confident day... a never-h

. ♪ >> hello i am tomi lahren along with guy benson, kellyanne conway and joe concha.ig story tonight. the debate over the first republican debate, this morning on "sunday morning futures", for president trump double down on his promise to stay away for the first round but his opponents want him there. >> is quite an easy question normally, ronald reagan did not do it and a lot of other people did not do

kellyanne november of last year told us that he, trump, had talked about trying to use the irs against mccabe comey, and others. >> really good stuff. michael schmidt as always. we are thankful for you. all right, they are banned in more than 120 countries. the united states is now sending cluster bombs to ukraine. ukraine first asked for them last year. an international treaty bans the transferring and stockpiling of cluster munitions. the president defended his decision in a cnn interview. watch this. >> it was not an easy decision. we are not signatories to that agreement. it took me awhile to be convinced to do a. the main thing is that they have the russians they need to stop the russians. to keep them from stopping the ukrainian offensive through these areas or they don't. i do think that they needed them. >> cluster bombs carry a small bomb let that creates this widespread destruction. unexploded bomb lets. quote unquote duds as they are called can go off after the battle is long over. that is what can bring up a higher risk of killing innocent civilians after the battles over.

interesting to see how is actually plays out because what they're saying now, i mean, i talked to kellyanneand her message is we shouldn't focus on bans. we should focus on the extremes the democrats support. tell voters to ask democrats where should the limit be on abortion? because most americans also don't support abortion later in pregnancy, right. there's a 15, 20 week sweet spot it seems in public opinion. republicans will probably try to talk about that at least in purple states, but, you know, in iowa, in georgia, in florida, in something like 13 states, they've passed really, really strict bans on abortion. so they can't really -- they don't really have a leg to stand in terms of wanting to find compromise on this, right, wanting to reach a 15, 20 week compromise. i think that's how republicans will approach it. democrats are going to be talking about bans like this in iowa. this is extremely strict. exceptions for rape and incest are time limited. 45 days from -- you have to report your rape within 45 days if you want an abortion for that rape. i think that that's really interesti

kellyanne conway, the vice president, and the secretary of state and cia director. and they're all good books. yours is by far, i thought, the most readable because. it talks about running agencies. these three have not run agencies were in the west wing. so what's the difference between being there for the morning brief with the president and then back and getting an agency lugubrious as the state department to do his job. oh, goodness. it's it's all the difference in the world in the sense of when you're the cia director, the secretaries say you're running big organizations, cia has a classified number. but the state department's got 70,000 employees. but that's 40,000. too many. but different. that's that's a different a different issue. these are real leadership challenges. this is just like those of you who've run businesses. i ran small companies, but had never run anything remotely like this. anything of this scale. the state department, three unions, civil service rules. it is not easily bent to the desires to break glass in the same way that we were, the wa

kellyanne conway suddenly cold case an 10 days. >> i don't buy this for a second.lex is on camera 24/7, 365, period. we all knew that. it took three years to look for russia collusion couldn't find, basically three days of investigation. the other thing is it's just the kind of white house their ethos, their way of operating that somebody thinks they can do this and get away with it. i think even worse than -- i think even worse than the president the president ignoring this. ignored drug crisis across the country. >> particularly at the southern border with fentanyl. what are the odds that the coke belongs to the supreme court leaker? two cases where they have not 106d a crime. coke at the white house kind of a big deal and somebody leaked that thing to try influence some supreme court justices into changing their mind, nobody figured that out either. >> brian: and hunter biden's international business dealings that might be something we stumble on to be answered soon. what about john kerry what kind of job as climate czar, well, one which he embraces after being

it was paul ryan, sarah huckabee sanders, and kellyanne conway.nd closed doors, viciously condemn the ex president of the united states. why are they remaining silent? now, i have said this all week. and it's going to sound deeply ironic coming from me. but i think the biggest threat to our democracy is anonymity. are these people who refused to attach their names to the criticism -- i learned that the hard way. if i have one regret, is that i did not come forward sooner. because when i did, i realized, it made it easier for other people to come forward. those three people i just named have a responsibility to tell people how they actually feel, and he's not misrepresenting their opinions about the danger of donald trump and his allies pose to our republic. >> what happens post trump? i had a very disturbing conversation a few minutes go with anne applebaum, who said that, once you get power, you don't become a nicer. you don't become more magnanimous. you get your power by becoming authoritarian, you just keep on doing. it >> anne is probably one

kellyanne conway said it on the view that she talked to him and he acknowledged that he had lost the race. general milley talks about he said on the record that they were talking about second-term plans, that were things that were going to be a biden problem. to very senior advisers, he knew he had lost. whether he was making arrangements and planning for peaceful transition of power, that's a different question. but there is no doubt for a period. >> do you remember when he said that, can you believe i lost to this f'ing guy? >> it would have been probably within a week after the race being called for president biden. and i don't know. anyone can spend their whole life trying to understand donald trump's mind and motives. >> i'm not sure anyone really wants to. >> really wants to. i'm not sure if -- >> we've spent a lot of time doing that already. >> he may have convinced himself now that he won. that may have been something that happened later. but i know with certainty in that period that he knew he had lost the election. >> elliott, we also saw today this filing from jack smith p

kellyanne: you don't win if you don't play i am at shannon bream. chock full of republican add-ons ois setting up a showdown in the senate over social issues. ♪ >> and they are bringing culture wars international security. >> the american people i talk to about home do not want a weakened military. they do not when he woke military. >> house speaker a deeply partisan defense bungling passage of the memos on abortion access but medical care for transgender troops, and diversity programs. the future of that military taking center stage as president biden returned from the nato summit and signs in order that could send thousands of u.s. reservists to europe. lawmakers on both sides of the aisle sound the alarm of the u.s. running out of ammo and weapons. saying our supply cannot meet the demand. >> we have to come in the long run, have a strong industrial base pair wit was set out and ie coordinator john kirby to discuss our military's readiness and leadership on the world stage. we'll get reaction from senator tom cotton, a member of the armed service

kellyanne down under is under 25 minutes. so you make a good time. all james, back to you. thanks. a lot ran 6.17, and new calls now for gun legislation as families of the monterey park victims are of come together 6 months now after that deadly attack, southern california leaders gathered on friday at the star dance studio where a gunman opened fire in january, killing 11 people. california congresswoman judy chu announced 2 bills aimed at preventing mass shootings. one would allow proactive outreach in communities of various languages so people can better understand red flag laws. those laws allow the removal of firearms for potentially dangerous people. >> one of the most difficult things about this tragedy is that you could have been prevented by small actions. like having family and friends recognize their loved ones. dangerous choices and to have the resources to respond effectively >> the other bill would help those going through the legal process of enabling red flag laws. california lawmakers are considering a new bill that could tighten the rules on electric bikes assembl

i'm so far ahead i'm probably not going to show up although kellyanne kind of sounded the other day like she thought he might. how important is it to see the candidates on the stage. >> of course i think you get more of their point of view on things. >> if you can't stand up for what you believe in and have a debate with somebody, you're out. >> we need to be able to hear what people have to say before they can just run to be in charge of the most powerful country in the world, you know? so we have a lot of influence and we need someone who people can hear and be confident about. >> you should be able to defend every and any policy that you have or any question about an existing policy in any kind of a public debate where you can be asked questions that are not -- you are not getting positive pitches questions that you have been told ahead of time. >> just fair for the american people to know who these -- to know these leaders and to hear whether a their thoughts are. >> steve: and you know, it's not just on the republican side. and there you can see the people who have qualified for the

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i'm kellyanne conway, in for sean tonight.e start with the biden administration's alarmingly casual response to cocaine being founlarming d in the whitr one source is now telling foxce news there are no suspects and the culprit may never be found. is o and when asked the question that's on everyone's mind, a white house spokesperson gave this bizarree hous response. >> take a look. former president trump has mad

how kellyanne maury halse anderson, l.a. so many authors have gone to local school boards to out that costs money. publishers can pay for their authors to speak out for the books that they're publishing. i would love to see that. yeah. your thoughts on this money lobbyists how can publishers help. well obviously helps you know and i agree with what they both said i mean having authors speak is so powerful but also i think, you know, as they were talking, i was thinking about our curriculum and, you know, especially in florida, they're self-censoring. they are self-censoring to sell their curriculum, our state. so they're their complicit, like i mean you guys saw what happened with the math books. and i was like, oh, they're not going to change this. you saw studies weekly with rosa, you know, and and so they they should be standing up and go, no, this is our curriculum. this is this is history. we're not going to change it. and if they would stand together, you know, what would florida be left with? and i think that that wou

pleas from him, from folks like his daughter ivanka trump, his son-in-law jared kushner, and others, kellyanne conway, all asking him to act and act quickly. >> given you have all these g people, barb, who could testify to intent, what does that tell you? does it telldo you that some of them are potentially cooperating? can you glean anything from there the fact he's the only one who's received a target letter? >> well, he's the only one we know who's received a target letter. it's quite possible others have received onebl as well. i'd be surprised if donald trump is the only name that shows up on an indictment. i don't want to speculate to who but there were a whole crew of people inle the white house who were assisting in this plot. i and so i'd be surprised if donald trump is the only one. now, iton may be that some peop got that target letter and saidi yes, i would like to come in and talk with you. for example, rudy giuliani it the past eported in couple ofd weeks has gone in a spoken under what's known as a proffer letter, which is an agreement not to use against him any statements hega

then they changed the internal sort of word to alternate electors, going back to kellyanne conway. this was a sort of slow-motion coup they called about. they put trump on the phone. they did this with particular brazenness. glenn, you've frozen on us. can you hear us? can you hear us? >> sorry. can you hear me? >> go ahead, glenn. yes, we have you. >> i'm sorry. >> okay. go ahead. >> i mean, a lot of stuff was brought before the committee. i want to say it fast before i freeze again. this was brought before the committee and i will share my praise of the efforts for putting a lot of this into the public domain as a journalist. but the question is what additional connective tissue has smith been able to develop in terms of connecting this to individual interactions with trump, which will be critical in the prosecution? so there's the stuff we know that's been out in public already, and the cassidy, hutchinson thing i think -- i was at the department the day she testified. i can tell you, it had a real impact on people. i don't think they realized the extent to which this informatio

. >> yeah, i mean, my moment was some of his enablers, kellyanne conway saying was what was alternativemes that not only did he do it, but a cadre of people who i thought had more character and integrity and would be willing to stand up and say hey, he is lying to you. he is lying to you. and that's really the other sad chapter here is trump didn't act alone in basically taking advantage of a group of americans who had a lot of grievance. he figured that grievance part out and he main lined it, and they became just absolutely slavish to him. they became he is the guy. whatever he says is true. and then there were all the people around him in washington that knew better, and they didn't do anything. to this day, the vast majority of them have not done what they need to do. look at what's going on in that primary. i mean, even the people running against him are afraid to call him out and say this is really, really bad what happened. i mean, liz cheney and just a handful of others are the exception to the rule in the republican party. and i hope the voters pay enough attention that they ge

. >> kellyanne lynchburg, virginia it right waste is in the eye of the beholder. government spending allows for a national parks and interstates. a waste to some and treasures to others how do you address those concerns? >> that is true and open the books.com but whether you are the right, the left are in the middle, we just like the examples so you have the information and can hold the political class accountable from your perspective. what to give you in example of how for instance earmarks is corrupting the processing congress. you had retiring u.s. senator roy blunt out of missouri just six months ago he did to earmarks for at $91 million. breakdown. $61 million went to the university of missouri into a building that in 2021 it was named after him for the latest science building was named after roy blunt $61 million went to that building for upgrades and for equipment and things of that nature. then he did it again, at his alma mater missouri state university $30 million earmark into a building that the trustees at the school renamed after roy blocked just two